Working parents of children aged between nine months and four years old in England now have access to 30 hours a week of childcare during term time. Ministers say 530,000 more children are benefiting ...

Parents are being reminded that they need to sign up to save up to £7,500 on childcare this year. From September, eligible working parents will be able to access 30 hours of funded childcare per week.

What is the 30 hours? The 30 hours, commonly called the 30 hours of free or funded childcare, is a Government subsidy to childcare providers. It is for parents of 3 and 4-year-olds in England. The ...

The final phase of the largest-ever expansion of publicly funded childcare support has begun in England, as thousands of working parents receive more help with their nursery costs. Those eligible are ...

From today, working parents of children who will be 9 months old before September 1 can apply to access up to 30 hours of funded childcare a week, saving them up to £7,500 a year per child. This ...

The election saw promises of more help for working parents, but critics say the problems with the existing 30 hours free childcare system cannot be ignored. Back in 2015 David Cameron claimed that the ...

Parents are being reminded to apply for 30 hours of funded childcare, which starts next month. Working parents of children who will be 9 months old before September 1 can apply to access up to 30 ...